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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-02

The hanging of Mrs DEuse al HeEki-
msr, New York. on Monday, puts an
end to what almost threatened 10 be q
political issue in the Empire State,
Mrs. Druse was convicted OF the murder
Of her husband uuder peculiarly aRera-
waiting circumstances. OF her guilt,
there was no question, sad that she
richly deserved the death penalty no
body denied.
Because she Was . woman, however,
there was great reluctance TO having
her hang. The sentimental side Of the
question, a. usual, came uppermost in
many minds, aud 4 good portion of the
people Of the State rails q their hands
in horror at the idea Of hanging the
murderess. The leaders of the senti-
mental movement 10 her behalf frst
endeayered 90 work upon the iary and
the Judge by whom Mrs. Druse was
tri d. They thea aPpealefto the Gov
srnor for a oommaiation OF her sen
tenoe 20 imprisonment for life, and,
this failing, they turned 10 the Leeisla-
ture and requested the passage of Law
forbiddiHR The infection Of the death
penalty upon = wemsn.
All their efforts we're unavailile how,
ever. and Ms. Dfase Was hanged in SO
oordauee With ihe sentence wbieh had
been passed upon her. The leaders Of
the movement in her behalf will doubt
less bewAil Der sad fate for a few DAYS,
bat she will sooa be forgotten, aud the
controversy which she hBs aroused will
be forgotten With her until some other
woman is brought face to face With the
gsllows, when it will be reserved With
as mash intensity a. ever.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. va FoREIsN
GoNKRNANNfS


The criticism paa.sd nv s.n.,,,
Piamb upon Mr. Phelps, United States
Minister 20 Easlana, aud * Mtpis,sr
Lowell upon the hoor Of tie sana,,
several DAYS Ass, vas eos auiast,s able
The Representatives, 81 ihs UnissA States
81 fereiea Courts. And especially AZ ths
Court Of 81. James, have hog besa in
the hasi' Of masiue their ogfisiAl dasies
subordinate 30 tsels social sssiss aud Of
forgetting their 3atv to their own cean.
tFymea Ia their enteav,rs to become
popular With the people ~ TIE caaaiyy
10 which they are accredited.
This tendency has bcsu shown In a
marked DECREE ey sx Minister t,,wsa
and Minister Fselps, The former uas
a sociAl lien IN Earlsna frou, ths Asv
be set 'oos upsu its sail, Hts yvpata-
tien hs sa aathor ana = scholar. his a,
tFae'ivs alAnnsFs snd bis harry farn,,v
Of mskius after dihnes speeches wAish
please all his bearers, uade hiu a ,rrat
favorise AMONG the E.eopls Of EaSlana
asd Be wss 10 0a1stan, eeynasa fer
eanqueis and gasheFines 4 al hsna.
TETS at'ttFiHs atsentson Sues h.v.
sarnea ais bead, fer be apparently fgr-
sos bis AsleTicsnssm snd eecauss a.
much e "a Eueli alnan ~ ne Noss
kaelisa ~ saosa sta Shem hs eans
ia Sssutast. Tie even asserted Is ore 81
bis pretty after dsnasF spescAss tass
bis prondesi beast wss THAI saers 4
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FRANK HATTON,s OPINION.
SECOND CHOICES


Frank Hatton, who was Ia Arthur's
Cabinet, seems TO be the drum major OF
tae recruiting forces against iSlaine.
sad 90 him Yesterday: where are yes
going nowf"
ii am going up 10 take dinner" said
be- with ms successor, Villas, Who is 8
very good fellow
lis the Northwest still in favor OF
Blsine?" said /.
"Oh, yes; Blaine has, of course, pow
erfH' friends there. Bot bis chief back
ers are shozing delibsFation. and that,
think, will Cause different nomination.
Men like Medili and OlaFkson. Who pub.
iizh the RepublicaR organs of Illinois
and Iowa, while still friendly 90 Blaine.
are not showing that extreme eonfid nce
Inv had
"Who is Clarkson for?"
"ularkson is for Allison, mainly. Al
lison Is considered in Iowa a good Sena.
Tor. attending to the interests Of the
State. Bat If any mau Is going to be-
nominated as Blains's agent, 60 help
Blaine make up bis Cabinet, be will get
BiAins's weakness before the people
In my opinion" said Mr.. 7. HatfoE,
John sherman Is the safest mRn for thu
Republicans g. nominate. The time
Sas when the Republican party bad
boldnss - enaugh ta nominate q man be-
cause be vas a Republican, and got the
vote OF bis party, instead OF nominating
for the lottery chance of getting 80,
00 Democratic votes from somewhere.
There Is no dsubt that jean Sherman
sill get the Republican vote. Toe
stats Of New York. which 10 the de
oatable ground. has nothing 90 say
against sherman. 10 all the positions
he has hlled be has given satisfaction
TO the Republican constituency"
From the above suspect that there ID
Just one candidate IN each party against
the chief bsss--there IL Hill IN New
York and sherman in OhiO.--GasA, Sn
C's1rGaSati kHgBsrsF.
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Sale of Steam Propeller.

HEADoUA AIRS DIVISION OF THK PACIFIC. !
OF ICE or CHIEF QUARTFRMAsTER
SAN Francisco Cal, Dac. Is. 1885 !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the steam propeller General Nc.
Pherson, which has for some years been
IN the employ of the Government in the
san Francisco Harhor. viii, together with
the property on board. be seld at public
auction 20 the highest bidder, on board
the steamer az Washingfan-street wharf
san Francisco. Cal, on Wednesday, the
q day OF March. ISL, al IL o'clock q. IA
fhe " General Mcpherson was built for
he United States in 1867 her exsrems
length Is 90 teet beam q feet depth OF
10 d 81 feet; wooden hull; tonnage i0I q
Son-condensiag engine; cylinder q inches
diameter. - inches stroke. Boiler cylin-
drical. III feet length 81 feet diameter
Speed about 10 miles per hour. The
steamer IL now lying ~ Angel Island
Cove. San FnBReisco HaFbor. 81 me
ladies o. her propeller are broken. The
Government reserves the right To reject
any and all bids. Terms cash. For fur,
thsr Information Apply 20 the undersigned.
ALEX. ]. PERRY,
Assistant Ga srtermaster General, u S A.
Chief Qc. Mr.. Division OF the Pacific.
faI3f far
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Steam Launch for Sale.

OFFICE DEPOT QU ARfKRMAsTER.
NANCOuvER, " r.. Jan ]. 1881.
E0R WANT OF USE. THERE Will
= De sold At Portland Or. on March Sd
Is Z. at public au ton TO the highest rid
der, the United States steam launch
Dispatch"
Length, y feet: beam. Q feet: draught.
~ { ct: rain cabin. Ike feet; after cab
IN. ks feet; Westinghouse engine, sxs
SS-horse- power: Westinghouse boiler, 81
y, rate OF speed. 10 TO IL miles per hour,
Sale to take place at foot OF Morrison
street ortand. Or at 10 O'Clock a m.
Terms Of sale: Cash In United States
currency. All inquiries addressed 10 the
Depot Quartermass er, Vancouver N pot
w. viii be promptly answered. Pho
togrph OF boat can he seen at the office OF
this paper. VIM. q PATTEN
ie6 Capt. and A. q. NJ. U. :. Army
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

| CERTAIN UNSCRUPULOUS PER.
~ sons have repteseT te I 10 cur detri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
soaps intentionally conveying the idea
thar our soaps are OF poor quality, when
SUCH Is NlT THE CASE Thosgh in enc
sense Of the word our soaps are cheap the
purchas er IL getting more soap Of a supe-
riar quality than Of certain higher prics
SCARS. We mske all grades OF M ny
and hous eholt soaps and peciaily recon-
menf our WESTERN QUEEN SAVON
as saitab'e for all uses and slways giving
sat 'sfa ton. Because Of the thoroug hnsss
with which this soap eleanses do net
think that ii Injuries the clothing. We
guarantee satisfaction tmonay rounded II
nther wisel and that IL win not kar1 thr
hands or injgre the most delicate fabric.
DO yo1 vi t. buili up your hema In
dustriesa II so. Jon will find as deserving
Of your patronage. InIist upon the use Of
only this soap Ia your household. Ask
your grocer for il and take no other than
The Western Queen Eavon. We ask you
as favor due to your home indu tries TO
purchase sre box Of this AoaP and give IL
q tho Ough trial.
fee SEATTLE SOAP co.
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Y0a are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite ID poor. you are bothered with head
ache, yoa are fdeetty. nervous, and
gensraily oat Of sorts, and want 20 brAes
up. Brace %. bat not with stimulants,
spring medicines OF bitt~rs. which have
for their basis very cheap, bad " isky,
and which stimulate you for an hour
and then leave you in worse condition
than before. What yea want 9 an
Alternative that will purify yOur blood
start healthy action Of liver and kid
neys, restore Your vitality and give re
uewed health and strength. Such q
medicine you will find in Electric Bit
ters. and only 50 cents bottle, as A. b.
STxwART's drug gtore. DIV
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Treasurer's Notica.

THHE TREASURER OF KING CoUN-
Il ~ will pay. on presentation, al out
stansing warrants drawn on the county
TO and including No. 6lS issued Noyan,.
bar l4th. lsS5. No interest win be allowed
on said warrants after this date.
GEO. ID. HILL, Treasurer.
Offce OF County Treasurer, Seattle
February "a, 1887. feo5 5e,s,1
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A. ENratoarlNAzE AocInsNr.-IA asa
week TIE tWla saEs af }. T.. Aiilson. Of
hAyrashofe. OrrNou, 49, about *
while ent ssoqtsrE dosks sftsr nishtfsls.
each bad 81 sra slot a TIE hsxs
wese ssaadilg close e Z iEtr, frAsinc ca
TIER saosEaRs. Shsgh wese aeeiaensslly
DISCHARGED. ibais arns Ners Arana-
tsls1. sad tbs bsss wiii tscoxer.-TAs
n3iss Saa.
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The +" CENIEMEkI" Is the most pop
1lsr hid glove 10 Amsrict. BIAS for ave
buttons. $50 for eight bztfons. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for fit and dura-
bility are unsxcsIled. The above are re
tail pricea 1.-THE glove is not sold st whole
sslel AZ SCHWABAGHER BROS. del2
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FARM HOMES

We can settle to excellent
advantage so families in our
neighborhood, located on
Hoods Canal, in jefferson
county, So miles from Seat
tie. Climate excellent, soil
very productive. Fruit. veg
etables, hay, ETC., raised in
abundance. Good schools
8 months Of the year; gen.
eraI store, postofFice. and a
live community.
am not dealing in lands,
but offer to assist gratui-
tousIy good men to settle
ment in our community.
Address
J.. "a. McARDLE,
jAao ouslesns wAahinEsoa Territory.
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HERE Avn TMrRE.
Porn aAnnLr Enh sad Is.

PORT GAMBLE. Feb. 81, iss7
In your issue OF yesterday you say thai
| Washington was born ore hurdrtd snd
| fifty-flye years ago. The record says NJ
was born Feb. nth. 1852 q. Settlns
| time ahead even days and eumulRncina
the year January lat IN place OF Msrch
| 2a'h. we wauia have February a9a 1877
Please look into Il and see II II Il not cor.
rect AMERICA.
Our CORE spendent labsrs RYDER a mi
apprehension in regard 10 the facts
Washington was horn February nth.
lTii. old style. or February 22d. lTs2. ac,
cordlng TO tho gregorian calendar. The
calendar was reformed by the Brit sh
Parliament In is5s the Gregorian Caller
dar being adopted. By which the year was
made TO commence on the Is, Of January,
and eleven days were resrsnched. This
would make tho lIth day Of February.
i7Sl. according to TIE Julian Calendar.
correspond with the sad day Of February,
i7s2 according 70 the Gregol ian. This
little puszle In astronomical arithmetic
was exceedingly annoying and perplex-
Ing to oar straightforward and mAster-Of.
fact ancestors Many Of ihem thought
they had In some way been cheated out Of
thres months Of their lives, ard the great
majority Of them, 10 their dying day
would never give up the eleven days.
Until the close OF the las, century thou.
sands persisted In comparing tire accord.
ing TO the old style. II was probably b..
cause OF this mudalo In the public mind
that the frat celebration II washingtons
Rirthdsy took place on the lith Of Feb
rasry. instead Of the asd.
-.
The complicated ScnatarlAl ngh, In
New Jersey appears to ~ more compll.
Gated than ever. and there Is no telling
which party VII sGccset in sending iis
candidate 90 Washington. Al last &C
egunts Ahbett the Democratic caucus
nominee, hal thirty-five votes and need
ed six mere 60 secure an eiecsinn. r ere
are SIX noreerats who have been sun
Postiss other candidates. Five Of ihose
is Is ihonzht viii ultimately vote with
the party bus she Speaker. she rrnsinius
Democrat cecSsary 10 make = majority.
viii never vote for Albeit. and the Al
beta p~opie have eeanitsly Siyaa his, up
The aliticzi mysteries % sle Asser,hlT,
TAanshae sR4 Carrot the labor men. ~
yssAln. ore OF thc other o. whom Ab,est
must ssi 10 ae successful en- che Rsruh
scAn 81 e there sre thirty- nleu voting
ias SeweQ TheFe are thre bolscrs. Two
Of these may 80 over 10 : well bui sasre
IL Hfile chance - she thrd doins =,
Wtthous them thsrv ts No chance Of
SeWe'l1s oleetion. Il l. claimed that he
thirty-fVe SeweH Republicans sna tse
tkrve bllters can a. any Esosaeat BE- uni,ra
upan Phelps The two lahor rarn eesse
from Phelps aissEics. whsse bis ver~sf A.
paYs atiy 5 srsst and his strength wglh
the vcgkln suaen uot&h.s. Il has be,n
n'o.e than oacc svra2FKes that pssk,~
Bsifd vss rasAy % vote for phrlrs.
seweii Is Psrfeotly wtlinS 20 h-lp fahslps
81 shcgv - .o0u - ssWvg snakes az ~
Halz& thAs he oSa ues SCI yssIe 4 stsss.f.
ChsEese cheap taaaz hAa !av-s sea pms.
- A fssass 49, ~ FsEE-.... -
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REMOVAL,

NJ ME. A. DEGRAF HAS REMOVED
1t1 her dressmsking establishment TO
No. 60i Front street opposite Yesler-
Leary building. Entrance next TO p. J.
Lair & Co. g shoe store. fe2T Al
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EOUAl RIGHTS MEETING.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
4 Equal Rights Association at Pythian
HAL, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
All friends are cordially invited to attend
and taxi part in the discussions BIZ or
der Of the Committee. mhi 2t
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Washington dos g uso1apaiizs the
peute Nha 80 T. 9 Re eUteftAin-
usats nHiuyissa. boa thss is nas isksIv
- soassis tse Chlaese ~ sHis5sr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Attention, COMPANY D.

MEMBERS OF THIS COMMAND
NJ are hereby ordered to report for
drill In fatigue uniform. this gWednes-
day evening, March ID. 1887, at O'Clock.
This is toe last assembly OF this company
before mastering out under the present
enlistment, q nd every member ID reauiI ed
70 be present. j. G. HAINES,
Capt. Comdg.
p. FARRAHER. First Sergt. mh2
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We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the people OF Seattle. especially the old
customers OF the above named firm. and
trust we will ba able to maintain the good
name this hoR Q b 8 borne in the past.
fell I'm FERGUSON & BROOKS
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4 GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
woik in small family. INQUIRE Of
Mrs. r. II WENTWORTH, Sent ca street
between Four h and Fifth fe936f
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST FOR TIE
4 rev b iding aARocaastoa "a now cr,en
~ the otses 81 2. II. Petexs1a. CEfy Az.
t0rrey. fel3 In
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Chinese cheap iasez Aaa lava srA pr,ss.
ia a sambef q chiseze vasA Aouss,
have h@sn oaeasa 81 Hersin. uhrrvst n.
AtFitEssa are duly lsezzsea.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
THE PUGET SOUND ICE co.

WE ARE NOV PREPARED or THE FINEST QUALITY
s1ees who have charge Ct xhs city delivery.
large Quantities
that they
Oxce AM works foot
n. n. 0sTeOLE. President
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VIOLIN LESSONS,
WANTED.

.C0RRECT METH -MoDER ATE
~ terms. Address W. MATSON, Pc.
ooA a<f fe23 I'm
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EURNtShED ROOMS TO LET.
II with or without board rooms IS e
s. per month Everett House, rear az
Court House. Fourth street dain
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NOTICE.

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD ALL MY
L interest in the firm Of Calkins s. Fer
guson 70 j. b Brooks Th- firm will be
known hereafter and the busin - carried
on under the name OF Ferguson & Brooks
who will collect all outst anding accounts
ard pay all indie btedness OF the late f1rm
Of Calkins & Ferguson.
HANNAH A. CALKINa
Per w. Calkins.
SEATTLE. w. T.. Feb. 16. lsS7.
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FOR SALE.

A n EXCELLENT MULE TEAM.
~ free from hlemish and good size In.
quire at this office. XXX. fel3
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WANTED.
To Business Men of Seattle

A ND VICINITY.-A MAN WITH 20
- years Experience in general business.
No, salesman. q good accountant. can
make himself useful in any capacity.
WISHES a situation. Best of references
furnished. Address B. ID. B., city post
office. 9eattle. Wash. Ter. fe26 aRf
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FOR SALE.

THK HALF BLOCK. ON SOUTH sRC-
] ond street bstween Main and Jack
son. on which are located the New Ar
lington Hotel and the Plummer home.
For terms apply on the premises TO
jsD I'm MRS. =. J. PIIfMMER
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WANTED

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A ROOM
su table for himself and boy aged IL
years. with bead for boy Addrs 81 stat
ing terms, M. J. NJ, p. o. box rs. Seattle,
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SITUATI0N wANTED-BY A BUsI
y ness man; II . good salesman and
hookkeeper; OF St ady and reliable hab-
its. AID can give bsst OF references. Aa-
q ess :" Business, p. o. hox SOS fs92 a.
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SUITE OF ROOMS

A FRONT OFFICE. CENTRALI.Y
IA located ADDRESS &c, eaie Posr,
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Piano Tuning.

m r. NIT sCHKE Is IN THE CITY AND
AsA viii stay as long IS necessary for his
contracts In p ano tuning. Prompt stten-
lion 10 special orders left ct l'avies book.
store, 81 iowman's. OF Pumohrey's. 20 2w
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A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS. APPLY
= At Posi- IaTKLLIsENcERe ffice
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9eln, o6ne iie geraoe3u 5t 5erretBett, TT
na6geraoe gum 6auptltilG Der StaatStDets7
belt getpprben.
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ger ISOLDE in 86tlabeIpbia Die 8llnoesoera
faliung oerDimmelten, audi MIR 3ebn belte
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niiien lebenoen @ei6le6teS in ben gSe9
felt.
gus QnGaB 31r 8eranitaltltn9 zines groBs
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genlg. 0enn mir baben iiber6altpt rtdt
9enl0 Seter1 un0 GrboIungStage .urlo
6iirfen baber fit ieoen neuen banfbar Ietn.
8eionoers tpent mir babel in urtlerem
~t1ationalen 6auptOergnitgen i6tpelgen TOM
men /: Der eigenbGn0tgen 8etpunoerung uno
S%eIbtpufferet. Nber ais eine 8erbimmez
lung unierer vberrIt6en" 8unbesperfaiiung
lit bic @ei6t6te Elm fauler S9ptnoeI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-26

l6aoe, ais niiBe, nun aber Itn6 bit
9lften barber gei6loiien uro baS ltrtbeil
lautet: Ser SpaB lit cine nuisance" uni
1oute ausgerottet tperoen.
Der lebte Sabresberidt Des lanbiptrt6s
i6aftli6en Qlmtes in Waibington entbGlt
cine ausfitbrlt9e @el6t6te Der Ginfu6runq
bes Sperltngs int Nmerita. SIM Sabre
1850 puroen Die eriten a6t Paare BON @ng>
Lamb b~eriiber8ebolt. Sic. geoteben Q[nfangs
ri6t re6t, ais aber 5tpet Sabre 1pGter cine
gr0Bere .Setoung anlangte, %begannen 6ie
fIetnen &erle Ole ma oat1taLS nod fir
Sniectenfre1ier bielt uno nit GROCER 9tebe
pfle9te) ft9 etn3lbitrgertt ltt6 nit fant1z
denbafter @ei6ninoigfett 3u bermebren.
9o6 er1t felt benz Sabre 1870 bat 6ieIe Ser
ntebrung einen 1oldDelt l1mfal19 erret6t, bab
ser oaour6 Der Qanotpirt6i6aft sugefiiote
S6aben ii6 altf en1pfinoli6e Metie fibl6dr
ma6t. Wtan petB Nun, bdB Der Sperling
10 quit ME q tetnen 9fubet fttftet, 6ooez
gen ultermeBlt6en S6aoen dnri6tet. Gr
1T in eil1ent 2atOgebtete,. tpel1es betrate
etne Wfiuto1 ertglii6er @eDtertmeilen urttz
faBt, gu ether f0r1nli6en 2anbpIage getpor>
Sen, nte Bic &atltn9en u1to GGrgurils in
@uitrdlien.
@as lift NUN 6a9egen gu tbun? SDIgenz
bes tpirb empfp6len:
@%r5tens: Wfan I6dffe ale @eieBe ab,
tpelde, in Ser trrtget1 Wfetn1ng e~rlaiier, 6db
Der Sperlitg Elm Sniectenfrener lei, tbnt
S6uB getpdbren;
8pettens: Wedt bef6rbere 6te 3u6t 6es
Sperltn9S1 Sobt6ts, tpel6er Der 3oofetno
beS Spdbes tit;
DrittenS: Wtan iebe 8rdntien ahf Sic
@tnlteferlng BON SperItn9sf6pfett, tote
iol6e in pielelt Stddten fiir Wolfsi90pfe,
o0er 8drentaben ge8a6lt tperDen.
9teie 8ori6ld9e ltno ale gut, aber
no Of better mare IS, tDenn bic T6atia6e,
baB gebratene Sperlinge auSge5et9 net
gut 9meGen, CUR algemeiniten
&eltntntB gebrd6t nIrbe. Wfat tBt ia
b~ier3ulanoe uues m69Itde feline 8ogel3eug,
= tparrm nt6t SpaBen? Sin 10 i6mad>
bates @ert6t, tpie reed birds" itnO lie auf
aae Saue; = in Stem Oorf bat MAJ baS
i6pn entoedt, aber Die &enttntB bas
bon lit mod nt6t melt genug berz
breitet. Warum ipaen nt6t Sperltnge
betm 6unoert ebenio gut &dufer finoer, pie
Ma6telr, 3Gbe tptlbe Gau6en, tbrantge
8tloenten Il. 6gI. =? Sa, 10 man6e arnte
SSamtlte f0nnte it1 nit elmer Qusldge BON
tDelttgen 9fennigen fir 8ogelletm ettle
1bmadbafte Md6lseit berI6affen. - IS
miBte bod ni6t nit re1ten 9ingen 3u>
geben, tpetn auf bieie @etie bic 0an6plage
nt6t betpdlttgt tperoen t0nnte. I6at man
in bret Sabr3ebnten 20 WttQtonen 8ifel
ausrotten f0nnen, 10 loute bod Die Nusrotz
tung BON e6enio Dtelen WftQtonen Spabet
feline gu 16pere Qufgabe letn.
2ulo: GBt SpaBetl